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Gwinnett County has just achieved a major milestone by becoming the first county in metro Atlanta to earn the prestigious gold status as a BioReady® Community. This accolade is awarded by Georgia Bio, the state’s leading life sciences membership organization.
About Georgia Bio
Georgia Bio is dedicated to advancing the growth of Georgia’s life sciences industry. Through advocacy, connections, and resources, Georgia Bio supports innovation and the development of life sciences to improve health and create economic opportunities in Georgia.
The Water Tower’s Role
A key factor in earning this status is The Water Tower, a state-of-the-art facility in Gwinnett County. The Water Tower focuses on water innovation and research, housing biotech laboratories and supporting manufacturing activities. This facility is pivotal in fostering an environment conducive to scientific advancement and technological innovation in the biotech sector.
The Rowen Foundation Initiative
Additionally, the highly anticipated Rowen Foundation initiative has significantly contributed to this achievement. The Rowen project is an ambitious plan to create a knowledge community in Gwinnett County with appropriate zoning for biotech uses. It aims to bring together researchers, businesses, and thought leaders to drive forward innovations in life sciences and beyond.
A Hub for Life Sciences Research and Development
Our dedication to fostering the biotech sector and providing top-notch infrastructure positions Gwinnett County as a prime hub for life sciences research and development. The collaborative efforts of The Water Tower and the Rowen Foundation have paved the way for this prestigious recognition, further solidifying Gwinnett’s role in the future of biotechnology.
For more information, visit Georgia Bio, The Water Tower, and the Rowen Foundation.
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